Fire Starting Kit, Bow Drill Type, Camping, Bonfire, Fire Starter, BBQ, Cooking Utensils

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【Product Name】
Primitive Fire Starting Kit - Bow Drill Method - Tools for Creating Embers - Mystical, Moving Experience - Friction Heat from Wood - Camp Hero

【Product Features】
When smoke appears from the fine wood dust embers, preparation is complete. Transfer these embers to flammable material like cotton and blow air onto them.

Blowing air increases the oxygen supply, causing the embers to glow red.
If you hear a squeaking sound during friction, it means the wood is too smooth from polishing, so be careful. In this case, you cannot start a fire. You need the wood to be scraped to create fine dust.

1. Generate friction heat with wooden sticks
Generate heat by creating friction using natural wood. While you can rotate the stick quickly by hand, using the bow and rope of the bow drill method allows for much more efficient and rapid rotation.

It's okay if heat is generated as the wood rubs together and fine wood dust is produced simultaneously.

A shh-shh sound will be heard during rotation. If you hear a squeaking sound, it means the wood is being polished and not scraped, so you won't be able to create embers.

2. Create embers
Fine dust (black) will be produced as the wood is scraped.
Smoke will appear early on, but continue rotating.

Once smoke starts appearing from the fine wood dust, you're almost there. Blow air onto it to supply oxygen. The trick is to purse your lips and blow a thin stream of air.
If embers have formed, you'll start to see a red glow.

3. Blow air
Once the red embers have formed, you can stop rotating.

Transfer the embers to a flammable material (like cotton). Then, blow air onto it (fuu fuu) to supply oxygen. The red embers will then burst into flames. Be careful not to burn yourself or cause accidental ignition.

Once the fire is started, arrange the wood materials, ensuring there are gaps for air to enter. You may also need to take measures to keep the fire going, such as using a candle.

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